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     We offer classes for toddlers, children, teens, and adults.  Classes range from beginner to Championship levels.  Lessons are given at several locations throughout the Denver-Metro area.  Give us a call or drop in on us any time!
 
Toddler Classes
Class will be for children 3-4 years old.  We provide a fun filled learning experience for your little ones at a pace to suit their needs.  They learn about Irish music, rhythm, and basic step dance.  Sign up for a great time!
  Child Classes
We offer this class at a broad age range, 5-12 years old.  The age and ability of your child will assess where they need to be placed.  We focus hard on training Irish dancers to be the very best they can be, concentrating on Irish music, rhythm, and dance.  A proper warm-up and cool-down is part of every class.
     
Teen Classes
This class includes a broad range of abilities in our 13-18 year olds.  The age and ability of the teen will assess where they need to be placed.  Again, our focus is on training these Irish dancers to be the very best they can be, reinforcing Irish music, rhythm, and dance.  A proper warm-up and cool-down is part of every class.
  Adult Classes
This class is for any dancer over 18 years of age.  We provide a fun, non-threatening atmosphere filled with Irish dance and music.  A proper warm-up and cool-down is part of every class.

Schedule/Locations

Monday 6-7pm           

Monday, 7-9pm

All ages and Levels

Adult Class

10th & Garrison, St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Basement), Lakewood, CO
     
Thursday, 6-7:30pm All Ages Advanced Dancing 10th & Garrison, St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Basement), Lakewood, CO
Friday, 6-7:30pm All Ages and levels 10th & Garrison, St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Basement), Lakewood, CO
     

Class Fees

Class fees are $50 per month for one class, $70 per month for two classes for the first dancer, with a $20 registration fee.  All additional family members are $30 each per month, with a $20 registration fee. Toddlers are $25 per month, with a $20 registration fee. Extra Practice Classes are just $5 per class!!!

Private lessons are now available and may be scheduled with April, Kate or Melanie. Private lessons are $60 for a 90 minute lesson and take place at the 10th & Garrison location. Up to 3 dancers can split a private.

What to Bring

Beginning students need not purchase the expensive Irish Dance Shoes.  Black split-bottom jazz shoes work fine for the first several classes.  Even when a student begins to compete, jazz shoes work just fine the first couple of times. 

When a student advances to the "Beginner" level in competitions, this is the time to purchase a pair of good Irish Shoes.  Kereen O'Connor frequently sells used Irish Shoes.  Her contact information can be found on our Links page

Many students find it helpful to carry a pair of extra socks, a water bottle, and their dance shoes in a bag to dance class, in order to keep everything together during practice. Be sure to have your t-shirt/tank top and a pair of shorts for class, too, so your teacher can see your knees, feet, and body line!

Performance/Feis Dress Code

We always want to present our school in a professional way, no matter if we're at a Feis or at a Pub. For those dancers that desire to perform as Liberty Irish Dancers, the following items are of utmost importance. If you have problems acquiring any of the items, please see April.

All Boys
Clean, super-white long sleeved button-up shirt
Clean, navy blue pants
Black socks
School Cumberbund (if he has one)
Both pairs of shoes (as appropriate for level)
Neatly styled hair

Girls under 11
Clean super-white long sleeved button-up shirt
Red and blue skirt (see April), or School Jumper
Super white proper Irish Dance Poodle Socks
Blue kick-pants
Both pairs of shoes (as appropriate for level)
Hair styled out of the face (either up in a wig with a crown, or in a curly bun with a tiara)

Girls/Ladies 11 and over
Clean super-white long sleeved button-up shirt
Red and blue skirt (see April) or School Dress
Super white proper Irish Dance Poodle Socks
Blue kick-pants
Hair styled out of the face (either up in a wig with a crown, or in a curly bun with a tiara)

 


 


    
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